How NOT to perform Bikur Cholim
The Mitzvah of Visiting the Sick, done hilariously wrong. Watch and learn…
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“Flux capaciter”… funny.
Cuteness aside, is there any substantive point?
If you do the Mitzvah of Bikur Cholim frequently, and watched this without a single moment where you wondered if you might ever have done something like that… Ashrei Chelkecha!
This is part of a much larger project by Paysach Krohn on doing the Mitzvah correctly.